Sentence examples for efforts at assessing from inspiring English sources

With a desultory post-election session wrapping up less than three weeks before the new Congress meets, there were only modest efforts at assessing the 106th.

The result is that the majority of efforts at assessing the character of Bashar Assad - and his country's trajectory - have devolved into a kind of Syrian-style 'Kremlinology', as much based on inference as hard facts based on a solid knowledge of the man.

Current efforts at assessing the vulnerability of fishing communities center around the creation of quantitative indices.

Recognizing that instrument development and validation is by no means a one-time event, efforts at assessing and improving the DASS are ongoing.

Mr. Smith said the survey appeared to be the first comprehensive effort at assessing the basic religious knowledge of Americans, so it is impossible to tell whether they are more or less informed than in the past.

As such, findings from this work have been translated into ongoing efforts aimed at assessing efficacy in experimentally challenged chickens.

Further development of both physically and empirically based daily temperature models that account for synoptic atmospheric controls on fine-scale temperature variability in mountain ecosystems are needed to guide future monitoring efforts aimed at assessing the impact of climate change.

With increased interest in climate influences on forests, both region-wide data sets, which cover a broad range of soil and climate zones where loblolly pine is planted, are providing highly valuable data for a large multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional research effort aimed at assessing climate influences on southern U.S. conifers (http://www.pinemap.org).

As a result, great efforts are being directed at assessing the hydrological and ecological consequences of vegetation and climate change in the tributaries of the Qilian Mountains.

Future efforts should be aimed at assessing strategies for efficient implementation of these tools into widespread orthopaedic practice.

While these efforts may be good at assessing risk, there is a paucity of clinical studies showing how this has changed the management of either individual patients or groups of patients.